National Association for Primary Education
The National Association for Primary Education speaks for young children and all who live and work with them. On this podcast we discuss the work and lectures of Christian Schiller, interview education specialist and explain how NAPE is working for you. Our aim is to achieve a higher priority for the education of children from birth to 13. High quality learning in the early years of life is vitally important to the creation of an educated society. Young children are not simply preparing for the future, they are living a never to be repeated time of life and the best way to learn is to live.
- Update frequency
- every 14 days
- Average duration
- 25 minutes
- Episodes
- 103
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Taking Tes digital with editor Jon Severs - NAPE 082
Jon Severs is editor of Tes. He was previously commissioning editor at Tes, responsible for the teaching and learning content, as well as policy, leadership and pastoral articles. Before that, he wro…
360 Skills For Life with Rob Hattersley - NAPE 081
Prepared for life, not just exams
360 are a dynamic social enterprise developing essential skills for life in young people through an interactive learning approach we call discuss, decide and do.
360 …
Nature Premium campaign with Dr Sara Collins - NAPE 080
The Nature Premium campaign is being led by the Forest School Association (FSA). With around 2000 practicing members the Forest School Association is the professional body and UK wide voice for Fores…
Nancy Stewart presents our Christian Schiller Lecture 2022 - NAPE 079
The National Association for Primary Education are delighted to announce that Nancy Stewart will present our Christian Schiller Lecture 2022.
'Cherishing the growth of young children: what early years…
5 Primary focused podcast episodes you should listen to - NAPE 078
The National Association for Primary Education works in many ways to provide help and support for those involved with schools.
One of those ways has been to sponsor and support Education on Fire.
Here…
Pupil wellbeing in primary schools - NAPE 077
New Edurio research reveals half of children feel stressed and a quarter feel lonely.
Edurio has published their latest research examining pupil wellbeing, support systems in school and how pupils fee…
MarvellousMe Parent Engagement App - NAPE 076
‘MarvellousMe is a game-changer for parent engagement.’
MarvellousMe engages parents by telling them about their children’s learning and success. It enriches family conversations about school and make…
Can you help educators find answers to your questions? - NAPE 075
Here at the National Association for Primary Education are looking for educators to help us 'Pay It Forward'.
We see hundreds of questions asked on social media every week. What if we could collate th…
SEN CPD with Dr Anne Margaret Smith - NAPE 074
National Association for Primary Education presents:
Special Educational Needs CPD
Monday 6th December 2021 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
This online zoom event will cover 3 areas of Special Educational Needs to he…
Primary Music CPD - NAPE 073
Primary Music CPD
Monday 18th October 2021
17.30-18.30 Live via Zoom (+ recording)
Full details and booking at nape.org.uk/primary-music
We will cover:
- Top 10 resources, organisations, work schemes
- 3 sta…
6 Online CPD Events in 2021/22 - NAPE 072
Following the success of our online conference in March 2021 'Towards a balanced and broadly based curriculum' The National Association for Primary Education have planned 6 new online CPD events for …
Children’s books on Climate Change and Ocean Plastics – NAPE 071
Ellie Jackson is the bestselling children's author of the Wild Tribe Heroes series of true environmental books for primary children. Each book follows a well loved animal as it gets into trouble due …
As rich in humanity as in knowledge - NAPE 070
Following the success of our conference on 6th March 2021 - Towards a Balanced and Broadly Based Curriculum - Dr. Tony Eaude has a follow up conversation with presenter Clare Whyles (Deputy Head) and…
Rethinking the Curriculum with Jonathan Lear - NAPE 069
Described as having a breathtaking understanding of how to engage even the hardest to reach of children, Jonathan has established a reputation for delivering inspiring and creative inset both in the …
International Montessori Institute Scholarships - NAPE 068
Leonor Stjepic, is an award-winning social enterprise entrepreneur, whose career has spanned both the private and NGO sectors. She is Chief Executive of the Montessori Group as well as Chair of the B…
Independent Thinking with Ian Gilbert – NAPE 067
Mark Taylor chats to NAPE patron Ian Gilbert.
Since founding Independent Thinking in 1994, Ian has built a global reputation as an educational thinker, innovator, entrepreneur, speaker and award-winni…
A balanced and broadly based curriculum Q&A with Dr.Tony Eaude – NAPE 066
Towards a balanced and broadly-based curriculum was the theme of the National Association for Primary Education conference in March 2021. The keynote lecture was given by Dr. Tony Eaude.
This is a fol…
Christian Schiller Lecture 2021 with Dr. Tony Eaude - NAPE 065
Towards a balanced and broadly-based curriculum was the theme of the National Association for Primary Education conference in March 2021. The keynote lecture was given by Dr. Tony Eaude.
He suggested …
The climate emergency and ecological crisis with Teach the Future – NAPE 064
Teach the Future is an inclusive, well organised and persistent campaign by secondary and tertiary education students to greatly improve education on the climate emergency and ecological crisis in th…
Who are you? with Penny Borkett – NAPE 063
Mark Taylor (Vice Chair of National Association for Primary Education) talks to Penny Borkett. Penny wrote an article for the Primary First Journal issue 29 entitled:
Who are you? - The importance of …